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Newspaper

Burlington Free Press

Location

Burlington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

2

Do Circumstances Make the Man in Talmage Sermon

Chicago October 5 The sermon contrasts the views that circumstances create success with the opposite that character and effort drive achievement. It argues that great spiritual usefulness and opportunity come to all true Christians, citing Roosevelt McKinley Edison and others as examples of preparation meeting chance.

Chicago United States New York City New York State Thea Roosevelt McKinley Grant Lee Ericsson Morse Watt Harvey James Y. Simpson Washington Frederick the Great Charlemagne James Marion Sims Thomas A. Edison Richmond Lin William Winn Stephen Merritt John G. Woolley John J. Ingalls God William McKinley Paul

Opportunity as a call to Christian service and sacrifice

A sermon urges preparation and sacrifice to seize great opportunities for Christian work. It quotes Edison and other figures to show effort, then warns that missed chances, past sins, and neglect can prevent recognition of opportunities. It calls listeners to accept Christ now, citing personal salvation and public duty.

Christ Opportunity Lilate Jesus Pilate Judrea Thomas Cranmer Hisbelia Fuller Senator Preston Jesus Christ

Wat and the Shark in Natal A Tale of Courage

In Natal a twelve year old English boy Wat sneers at a black schoolmaster and trespasses near a reef. A shark traps him in a wrecked ship, and the brave schoolmaster Jan de Jongh dives in to rescue him, killing the shark. The boy learns humility and vows to return to class.

Wat Jan de Jongh Thoms de Jouch Natal East Indies Dan de Jough Duteh America Philippines Mr. de Jongh Jan Indian Ocean Tie Ife Faust de Jongh Mr. de Jough de Jough Ike

Weekly Free Press Ad Claims 96 Columns of News

An appeal promotes the Weekly Free Press offering 96 columns of news weekly for a year at $1.00. It claims no Vermont paper matches its amount of news and urges readers to provide a neighbor's name to receive a sample copy.

Vermont Free Press

Understanding the Army Rank of General in U S History

An analysis correcting common errors about army ranks. It explains that true general is an honorary rank awarded by Congress, held only by a few historical figures such as Grant and Sherman, with lieutenant general as the top active rank. It notes Washington's status, how commander in chief is defined, and contrasts army and navy promotions.

Congress Nn Army Grant Sherman Sheridas Washington France Scott Sheridan Schofield Miles Army Navy fGeneral Miles New York Press

Mannerisms of Some Men in Public Life

A London Tatler excerpt discusses how politicians reveal idiosyncrasies in public, noting Lord Beaconsfield and other orators. It describes facial tics, eyeglass use, and stagecraft as tells of character, with emphasis on how audience perception shapes political persona.

Manneriams Simy Lord Berconsfield House of Commons Alstrade Mr. Charmerla Fle Loudon

Reflections and Romance From a Dated New York Press Fragment

A potpourri of romantic lines and satirical quips from a New York Press fragment. It juxtaposes a lovers exchange of declarations with biting proverbs on gender and ambition, including lines about devotion, gold, and “anthracite,” framed by a note on writing and the limits of logic.

Postmaster Named for Waterbury Centre Vermont

Washington, Get and Willis FH. Marshall was appointed postmaster at Waterbury Centre Vermont yesterday. The notice mentions a tonic as a cure for tiredness.

Washington, Get Willis FH. Marshall Waterbury Centre

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